How would you assess the continued development of Mongolia’s mining sector?
Displaying 2533 - 2538 of 2619
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to G. Battsengel, CEO, Mongolian Mining Corporation (MMC) from The Report: Mongolia 2012
Articles & Analysis | Added support: Secondary services firms are expected to benefit from future growth from The Report: Mongolia 2012
Mining is not as labour-intensive as most other economic activities. Although the mining sector is expected to propel Mongolia’s economy forward in leaps, it is not forecast to be a major driver of employment. In the mining services niche, however, it is anticipated that many of the country’s small-scale entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized...
Nestled between Iraq and Saudi Arabia in the northwest corner of the Gulf, Kuwait has been a leader of Arab democracy and one of the most liberal nations within the GCC since the country gained independence in 1961. Economically, the country also has a bright future, with strong public finances, a young and well-educated population and vast oil deposits.
Economic update | RAK: Global vision in energy
1 Mar 2012
Local energy firm RAK Petroleum Public Company has put the final touches to a merger deal that gives its shareholders a stake in lucrative operations across the Gulf region and beyond. Last month, RAK Petroleum announced that it had finalised the merger of its Middle East and North Africa (MENA) operating subsidiaries with Norwegian firm DNO International.
Avec une stratégie de développement économique qui repose essentiellement sur une diversification industrielle grande consommatrice d’électricité, le secteur de l’électricité gabonais, qui connaît déjà des difficultés avec la charge existante, devra accroître grandement sa production (qui selon les estimations, s’établit entre 374 MW et 414 MW) s’il veut soutenir cette croissance.
Economic update | Egypt: Meeting energy demand
23 Feb 2012
With its large and growing population, expanding economy and sizeable industrial sector, Egypt is an energy-hungry country, and demand for electricity is forecast to double within the next decade and a half. To meet soaring consumption, the country has long been preparing to increase capacity through the construction of several power plants.